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Predator (Oil and ink on wood panel, 51cm x 61cm, Dirk Marwig 2013)

Predator

I had this painting sitting in my studio for almost 2 years. Every time I looked at it I thought that it was finished, but because it was so dark I always wanted to ‘change’ it somehow. But I never did. Only now am I publishing it because it really is finished. That was my conclusion looking at it again today. I love this one.

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Floor Plan A (Acrylic on Wood panel, 53.5cm x 53.5cm, Dirk Marwig 2013)

Floor Plan A

The perfect distribution of load bearing walls in a square floor plan. Light passes from all 4 ‘outside’ walls offering the perfect relation or balance of ‘private’ and ‘open’ space. ‘Floor Plan A’ is based entirely on the “Golden Section”,that’s why it works.

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Antonio Lopez on Acid Landscape (Oil,guache + glue on paper on plywood, 53.5cm x 32.8cm, Dirk Marwig 2013)

Antonio Lopez LSD
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PLONX (Primed linen on primed canvas on plywood, 37.8cm x 94.7cm, Dirk Marwig 2013)

Plonx

The coordinates of 3 “golden rectangles” superimposed and shifted.

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KLUNKER KOLLEKTION – (disassembled walnut+cherrywood jewelry on display unit, Dirk Marwig 2012) …this is a close-up view of the Klunker Kollektion, the bracelet being disassembled.

Klunker disassembled
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Kinetic (Wearable object; plywood, rosewood, plexiglass + leather string, 35.5cm x 21.8cm, Dirk Marwig 2013)

Kinetic

Just slip it over the nape of your neck-it fits perfectly and does not come off unless you take it off!

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Dirk Marwig “Imagination and Meaning” by Todd Smith

“IMAGINATION and MEANING” is the heart of Dirk Marwig’s work. His unique expressions are akin to traveling to the beautiful and scary places that we all share. It is Marwig’s extraordinary ability to use colour, shape and texture to illuminate the natural and human stories that give meaning to our lives. And like every good story, each work is dramatically different as told through his unique use of wood, canvas, metal, plastic, paint, fiber, and even common household objects. It is the vast blending of Marwig’s imagination, honesty, vision and artistic ability to access the human condition that ignites our sense of wonder, amusement, awe, anxiety and friction. At times, the impact is immediate, as with most dramatic events, but at others it is a subtle and deepening awareness that draws us in. Although Marwig’s works are the product of his own experiences and artistic talents, the serious viewer is one who is about to learn something about him- or herself. The most exciting element of Marwig’s work is the moment one becomes aware that he has many stories to tell and we can’t wait to see WHAT”S NEXT!

Todd Smith
(Art lover and collector, Winnipeg, Canada)

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God watches silently as the Boogeyman takes you. (Oil on Japan-paper, 48cm x 32cm, Dirk Marwig 2013)

God watches silenlty
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Abort the Mundane (Oil on canvas, 107cm x 172.8cm, Dirk Marwig 2013)

Understatement_Abort the Mundane

Today the mediocre, banal, ordinary and uninspired are glorified (just watch daytime television or these fucked up reality shows where retarded, vain “housewives” show the world just how dumb and evil they are!) This NO CULTURE/ UN-CULTURE ‘culture’ gets on my nerves. ‘Abort the Mundane’ or “TURN”(into one of them). Death to “low brow”.

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